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Augustine’s Farm is open daily 9am til 5pm for corn grown in Greenwich, as well as countless fall fruits and vegetables including eggplant, potatoes, peppers, zucchini, squash, peaches, plums, apples. There are even “cheese pumpkins” great for baking and serving with butter and brown sugar. Continue Reading →
Activities will range from climbing the bouldering wall to shooting archery and BBs, along with Scouting relay games, a Scout Craft project and s’mores for dessert. Continue Reading →
Denim & Diamonds, a glamorous take on country life, will be hosted by Benefit Co-Chairs Courtney Bieger and Lauren Caffray and Décor Chair Catherine Tompkins. Guests will be greeted by a Rhinestone Cowboy, do-si-do alongside a live band and indulge in some down home cooking with more surprises in store. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Little Pub will donate 10% of its day’s proceeds to Adopt A Dog! Meet the Adopt A Dog team at 5pm, and have a chance to meet Kratos and Athena, two great dogs available for adoption. Continue Reading →
Get creative! Send us a 10 second video clip that demonstrates why you deserve two free tickets to the Culinary Village, Sept. 26 at the 2015 Wine+Food Festival in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Humor appreciated! Continue Reading →
In order to accommodate a larger audience, services for Chabad of Greenwich will be held at Carmel Academy, 270 Lake Avenue, Greenwich, CT. Continue Reading →
Little Pub and Adopt-A-Dog, Inc. are partnering up for a kick-off event before the 28th annual Puttin’ on the Dog festival. On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Little Pub will donate 10% of the entire day’s proceeds to the longtime non-profit whose mission is to save, socialize and secure loving homes for unwanted or abandoned dogs and cats. “We are so grateful to Doug and Daneen Grabe for their generosity. We’re so excited to start the festival a bit early this year,” said Kristen Rice, executive director of Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →
Phil Brous of Needs Clearing House is helping organize a townwide coat drive on Oct 2-4. The drive is also sponsored by Greenwich Fire Dept, Greenwich Police Dept, Two Men & a Truck, Staples and Village Appliance. The organizers are looking for coats for men, women and children. Drop-off locations include all 7 fire houses in Greenwich, the police station and Brous’s P1 Motorcar showroom at 67 Church Street. Continue Reading →
In Glenville a crowd gathered on Friday evening outside the fire station to commemorate the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States on Sept. 11, 2001. Continue Reading →
Despite the heavy day of rain on September 10, and the fact that the groundbreaking was as recent as May, countless volunteers including local businesses worked overtime to have the memorial ready in time for Friday’s dedication. A crowd of 500+ turned out for the ribbon cutting and dedication of the September 11 Memorial at Cos Cob Park. Continue Reading →